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http to https redirect fails on non-standard ports
------- Additional Comments From bugzilla@sbdconsultants.com 2003-06-02 23:52 -------
I tried to determine if the redirectPort was simply being ignored by leaving
the HTTP connector port set to 80 and redirectPort set to 8443 while changing
the HTTPS connector port to 443. Tomcat was unable to perform the redirect
correctly.
I created a second HTTPS connector to see if there was a "fallback" happening.
The two connectors were configured to listen on port 443 and 8443. The HTTP
connector port value was 80. This worked successfully.
When the HTTP connector was listening on port 8080, none of the redirection
configurations functioned properly.
These symptoms seem to suggest that Tomcat is attempting to redirect to the
redirectPort initially, but later falls back on the default SSL port (443).
This probably was probably never seen because of Tomcat's reliance on the
Apache web server mod_ajp connector.
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